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Tag Archives: John Carpenter
JACK ATTACK
Have you ever noticed that the bulk of horror flicks veer far away from actually taking place on Halloween? Since 1978, there’s a simple reason for that: filmmakers want to avoid being judged—and judged inferior naturally— … Continue reading
Rob Dimension- A New Dimension in Indie Horror
Rob Dimension, the creator of “Mumbles The Clown” in NO CLOWNING AROUND was kind enough took some time out of his busy schedule to answer some questions about No Clowning Around for Death Ensemble. Here is … Continue reading
HALLOWEEN (2007 Unrated)
If you’re going to watch Rob Zombie’s version of HALLOWEEN, I’ll advise you pick up about half way through, when the second movie starts. Confused? Okay, Rob Zombie directed two different hour-long movies here, and stuck … Continue reading
The Thing that Really Bothers Me About THE THING (2011)
T.D. Clark is back with his brilliant, daring take on the prequel to Carpenter’s master work. When you’re done reading, if you want a decidedly different take on THE THING (2011), check out Phil’s review and his … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged CGI, Clint Eastwood, John Carpenter, Keith David, Kurt Russell, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, remake, Rob Bottin, The Thing, The Thing 2011, Wilford Brimley
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CHRISTINE
Ed. note– As I deal with the frustrations of having no car and two jobs to which I constantly need rides, I cap off the brief Devil’s Ride series of reviews with one car I’d be … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Alexandra Paul, automobile from Hell, Bill Phillips, Dean Cundey, Donald M. Morgan, Escape from New York, Halloween, Harry Dean Stanton, John Carpenter, John Stockwell, Keith Gordon, Plymouth Fury, Prince of Darkness, Richard Kobritz, Robert Prosky, Roberts Blossom, Salem's Lot, Stephen King, Terry Leonard, The Thing
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NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
Sometimes a horror movie is so much more than just a horror movie. In 1967, a group of young ad men hot to break out of filming beer commercials decided it was time to make … Continue reading
An Open Letter to Owen Glieberman
Dear Owen Glieberman, I have sat by and read your reviews for Entertainment Weekly for many years, both in print and online. Over that time, I have learned to give barely a glance to your horror reviews, … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged Alien, John Carpenter, King Kong, Owen Glieberman, Rob Bottin, The Thing
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